. g. .
33m Silverburg of Aasonia ro-
his title of dywoight chom-
7 Meatlout last night whoa
“Young” McAulido awarded
. m as decision ovor "Hahn!" Roi.
' of Derby at the termination of
first round. of a scheduled ton.
‘ ibeut’ at tho Nutmeg Stadium.
‘- jen. A some out under the
“oi ths'iott oyo caused by a
had punch at the beginning
laden. which bled proiueeiy
fluent blinded Ro'llinson
_- Referee McAuliifo to stop
, test. The reforoo's aotioa'
- '“flsppy's” ire and he be-
. almost unmanageable. He
ed to continue fighting and
after Silverburg when the
. ,. and'sooonds intoroedod.
Is-lliroly that they will be re-
ad for a future show in New
Ansonis. Both weighed
, _ ng the scale at in pounds
; lltnson a half pound lighter. .
:Goorgio Day. the aggressive New
in lightweight. was'handod tho
1 ~ on over Joey Colman of fit-
on. N. J. at the end of ten fast
Ind turioua rounds. The verdict did
not most With ths’ approval of the
has who booed and Jeered at the
Monument. Day can-led the first
tour rounds. but Colman got strong-
” as the bout progressed and more
thanl‘ovened up the count in the lat-
ter unds. Day found it hard to
oval Colmar’s left which plied up
the maturity of the points for the
Jsrsoyite.
. They both weighed 131% poun s.
Joe Currie. veteran New Haven
boxes. and “Young" Connolly. fought
, lit hard rounds to a draw.
. Phil Jackson. colored Bridgeport
middleweight won over “Kid"
Bro of Chester. Pa.. in the second
.rnnnd of a. scheduled six-round bout.
on the referee halted hostilities to
l .
_ Joe Zink. a. member of tho‘U. 8.
a ”Hammad Bobbyflobidfiu. of
the 102d Medical Regiment fought
.ten lively rounds to a draw in the
star bout last nightmt the 23d En~
gineers Armory. Zink appeared to
have the edge on his rival in the
early part of the fight. but Robi-
deeu's rallying finish earned him it
drew. Zlnit weighed
mbtdeau 181 pounds.
u
'llontmy Donnelly and Bill
Johnny
still in tw
host to wait for time.
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Cormoily—JacltsonWins.
‘. , or
,nitCar’the ilywoight limit. Silvsrburg
188 1-2 and
/ ,
hobby Anderson. ,124. f the 369th
Intantry. . outpotnted E die Para- .
diso. 12!. of the lith Regiment. in
tho‘somigfinai of eight rounds. while
in another bout of. eight rounds. San
mp0. 123. of the Ninth Coast De.
’ tense. received the decision over
Young Cross. :26. or the U. 8. Navy.
Tosk.
donghto. draw and Mike Sperdel and
also fought to a. stand-
ther six-round contests.
. "Since time won't wait‘for you it's
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40,000 Berries
burgh and Silvio Mireault of Mon-t
treal boxed an eight-round draw.
Kid Lewis of this city and Matty
Cordea of Lynn boxed sin rllinds to
powdraw pad so did Willie lenorte of
Jersey fifty and Harry Goldetelb of
Boston. .
STAR PLAYER ‘
PHILADELPHIA. Auust 18.——A1
Simmons, star center fielder of the
Philadelphia Athletics. has been'in-
definitely suspended by President
Ban Johnson of the American loagur
for an altercation he had with Um-
pire Dineen during the game . in
Washington last Sunday. This was
learned today when Alexander Meta-
Falls. Ten. went to center. for the
is. suspupn
ler, a new player from Wichita .
Athletics against Cleveland.
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International League
Toronto .-...;......so
Baltimore ..........'fs
Newark ............'ls
Buffalo ............75
Rbchmer. increase-o"
Jersey City; .‘..‘....ss
Syracuse ...........u
Reading ...........28
Yesterday; Results
. . NATIONABWGUI
Chicago. 7; New York. 0.
. _ . amulynfi.
Cincinnati. 8; Philadelphia. 2..
Bolton at Pittsburgh (rein).
”‘
”militias. nascent
Chicago. 5: New York. 8 (I ins.
St. Louis. a;
rain). ~
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New York at Cbiosgb.
Brooklyn atist. Mills.
Boston.» Pittsburgh. (2).
Philadelphia at_ Ciaoinnati.
American hesgue
Chicago at New York.
St.‘ Louis at Boston.. .
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit “Washington (s). ’ ~
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Hartford.at.,Albany. .
Pittsdold at Bridgeport.
Providence at Waterbury.
Springfield at New Mayan.
—- _ .
httsmational League
Toronto at Jersey, City.- ,
‘nuftalo at Newark: ’
‘ Rochester at Baltifnors.
.Syracuae 'at Reading.
national ’Lo‘ague
W. . L. PC.
' Pittsburgh . . . . .‘.' . . .81 45 .575
‘ 8t. Labia ...........64 50 .561
Cincinnati ......‘...64' 51 .557
. ‘ ~- “Chicago ...........50 M .62:
“thus RUDD“ New York-”......tb'l at .tu
Here's Willis Hudlin. rookie hurl- 3:23:11," ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' 1: g: '1}:
er of' the Cleveland Indians. Hud- Philadelphia: """"n . 61 “”5
lin was recently purchased from V ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ '
the Waco club. Texas league. whore .—-—-—. ~
he hung up an enviable record. He at MOM]! ’W
cost Cleveland 40.000 berries. but if . . ‘ _ _W. L. PC.
he lives up to predictions should be 5°" 70"“ ° - ' ' ' ' .r' - “ ‘5 ”333
worth that and more. Cleveland ,- . . . . . . . . . 65 5i .5“
Philadelphia .......ili lit .8“?
, Detroit ............60 is .517
‘ Washington . . . . . {50 56 .318
Chiago'...........5l 58 .500
3.. his ..........50 68 J26
_ 'fll Boston ........._...i0 , 70 .886
. ' W. L- PC.
~ ' ' Providence ... . . . . . .75 is .684
HARTFORD. August ta (“0— gm‘fxr‘t“ '1 I z z ' ' ' a :3 :2:
Red Chapman of Boston outpolnted ”Mum.“ . . .. $3 53 .3"
Eddie Lord of Meriden in a 12-round Albany . . . . . . . . . . . .ss 61 .410
bout here ‘last night. Chapman won Hartford.“ - . . . . . . . . ..5' 62 .070
all the my. Phil Goldatein of Pitts- Waist“?! - - - - . - - - ~44 7‘ J78
Pittsileld ...........39 1'0 .8"
WV. 1. PM:
49 .020
45 .010
40 .614
64 .531
64 .500
68 .460
'80 .376
.7 .234
Philadelphia: ll: Cleveland. 4 (1st)
Philadelphia. 6: Cleveland. 4 (2d)
Bottoms: St. Win '1 (1st).
>sevore'l of his colts have been fol-
W
One of the grestost horses in all
turf history" was Man 0' War. Dur-
ing his illustrious regime he lost but
one race. that to Upset in a close fin-
lsh.
Since the. famous Man 0 'War was
retired to the stud a few years hgo.
lowing close' In their siro‘s footsteps.
Three especially have_beon hanging
up nifty reputations on the ovals—
Amorican Flag. Crusader and Scope
Flow. .
Boston. 4; st. Louis. 0 (2nd).
Detroit at Washington (rain).
EASTERN LEAGUE
Hartford. 3: Albany, 1. V
.Pittsfleld. 2: Springfield. 1 (1st).
Springfield. i: Pittsneld. 1 (2nd).
Waterbury. 3; Bridgeport. 0.
Only games scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUI
Builllo. 8: Newark. 0 (1st).
Buffalo-Newark (rain—2nd ) .
Syracuse. 2: Reading, 1.
Toronto. 3: Jersey City. 5.1
Rochester. a- Baltimore, .
5......
AMICRiOAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus. 2: st. Paul, 0.
Indianapolis, 7; Milwaukee. 11.
Louisville}: Kansas City. 3.
' Toledo. 0;. Minneapolis. 1.
“
somanu AS§0CIATIOII
Birmingham. .16: Chattanooga. 6.
Mobile. i:- Little Rock. 11.
New Orleans,‘8: Memphis. 11.
Atlanta-Nashville (rain).
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco. 7: Hollywood. 2.
"mum-5: Lon Angeles. 2.
Sacramento. 15; Oakland. ti.
' Seattle at Portland (rain).
woman nascent .
* st. 15mph. 2: Oklthot'i‘il City."0.
Tulsa. 10: Wichita. 7.
otiillr “clubs 'not scheduled.
" m YORK‘PA. “MODE
wui , rt. a; York. a (1m.
‘ Williamsport‘. 1: York. 4 (7 ins.—
2nd).' . , '
Scranton. ' 4: Triple Cities. 8.
Horrisliurg. I; Shainoltin. 1. .
.Wliltesenarre ‘tliinir'a (rain). 4
———- ' '
’ MAS LEAGUE.
nae-toll. rrwminu. M. r.
‘ Milli o'wlu;
Wm ...—..—
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a
American Flag .was the lending
money winner among the three-
year-aids last year.
sader bids fair to take the‘ place of
American Flag as the outstanding
three-yea,-
Thls year Cru-
* of the season.
Among 0 er conquests Crusader
won thelCincinnait Derby from a
field which included such promi-
nent horses as Display. Boot to Boot
mid Carlaris. ms latter one of the
most talked-about nsgs last winter.
The latest to get into the headlines
I
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Arnold. the new center iielder of
lhc Not-walk nine. broke into. the
picture “1th a bang Sunday. He
crashed out. four hits out of five trips
to the plain. He. sure had Bach-y
liolta's number. A few more stickers
like him and Norivalk \muld soon
be back on the top.
,0 l I
Nicola is twirling wonderful bail
for the Brewster team. This young-
ster is keeping the New York‘state
outfit near the top of the pile. This
youngster should go high in baseball
circles and will have no job landing
a big league contract.“ he desires
0118.
0 O O
The fight game in Nonvalk will
probably tells a rest until the indoor
5 opens. All ofthc local pro-
.m have about made up their
minds that than is'no money in the
outdoor‘l'fighttng game in this city.
Too many ’ handy entrances to
Amusement Park. ‘ , '
. Va o o
The Nyco League officials will
meet in Poughkeepsle this evening.
The matter of the dbputed tie. game
between the Norwalk and. Wilton
teams will Yule up for another sir-_
ing. Just w at disposition will be
was voted to ’put the matter up to
meeting. The answer of the‘ com:
mission has not b'eeh made public._
0 O O '
her task more difficult. ~ \
Miss Edorle'a sweeping
applies both to monandmom
mentogelnce reachingfaermany. d
criticisms in the .
said list ‘19
but!“ her. d.
and not been .e
by a competitor.
Baltimore. who
serve-the oonditione
tolls .photogra
inlher attempt to swim .tho‘_
«an, dues in .
.~ mmmmimm ”“63""
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Chat and Comfietltaeli‘? Eggs] interest To
lllIllillllllllilllillllllll 3‘ 30' 30W” llll|Iilllllllllllllllllillllllllll"
. Beach. brought out the fact that
made of the matter is doubtful..1t
the national commission at’ the last
The committee named. to take the
ing crafts“ thofibiolten‘water nude . '
challenge
.n. 8110 ’
is in fine torm.‘- ntawlthstandln‘gr‘tho
fact' that she has’been the obiebt
of all sorts of rates and entertainy
Ml-‘Ederiagrepl'yilig, 'to .“N‘ .
London newspapers.
seeond'.tus. that accent“-
,heazhannfl 01""an u
her- 1'
. ..cgnon..,.ot ‘
Amman»-
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nil-.tor male-w-
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ststistics sane.» "t ...... l
His COlTS
‘3.
BOAPA FLOW
is Scapa Flow. Recently this gallant
little two-ysnr-old copped the United
States Hotel stakes at Saratoga. a
$10,000 race. Scapa'h‘low won by
three lengths. Following that sen-
national'l victory turf , erts have
classed him as the gr t yet of
the famous Man 0' War. Another
season may find Soaps. Flow rank-
ing with the tnpnotchers inathe
three-ycar-"old field. - '
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matter up with the national com-
mission and other high sport author-
~ities has its report ready. but will
not. give it out until the meeting
this evening. it will he presented to
the meeting for action.
0 O O
The water meet at Calf Pasture
there are some real good swimmers
in Norwalk. Charlie Ott made a fine
showing in the Peck's‘l.edge Light
swim. This led was right on the heels
of G. avoid Langncr the winner of
the 8“}. l.
Halt.
GREB HOPES
Former Champ To Meet
Greb. the butterfly of the
WEDNESDAY, 'AUGUST 18, 1926
Other Good Bouts. ‘
TO REGAN
~ until TITLE
Tiger Flowers In Madi-
son Square Garden.
lt—linrry
bright
come
___._
NEW YORK. Aug.
lights. makes an nitemot to
back at Madison Square Garden
Thursday night. lie meets Tiger
Flowers, who took the middleweight
championship of the world away
from him last February.
Neither man has been particular-
ly busy since then. The new title
holder has boxed Allentown Joe
Guns. lluy Neumann. Young Bob
Fitzsil mOns, Lee Anderson. Eddie
”Huffman and Battling MoCrenry.
winning all those bouts with little
trouble. but always taking care that
his crown was not at stake.
Bowen-r the Tiger is always will-
ing to nit-ct Grcb. He feels that he
can “hip the Pittsburgh skyrocket
any time they got toguiher. Several
years ago they boxed :t lib-decision
bout in Ohio. and Flowers had all
the better of it. Their when they
met at the Garden. Harry seemed to
lose his flamboyant. speed. and was
beaten by the wistful deacon from
Georgia.
Grab. on the other hand. is certain
that he will regain his championship.
Harry feels lost without a title or
two hanging around. and is betting
large sums that he will take the
present title holder over the hurdles.
There have been some rather
dark-tinted stories going the rounds
that it is all set for Greb to win.
0f c0urso. there have been few titu—
lar battles in which this tale was not
released by the spindle tongued gos-
sips. so it can in part be discount-
ed.
Grob has been almost inactive
since he lost the title. going to the
post only twice. against .Allentown
Joe Gans and Art Weigand. This
will operate against him to same
.oxtent. for he is used to lots of
work. However. though the bout
does not stir quite the vital interest
the first one did, it will draw a
goodly crowd to the Garden gate.
The semi-windup will bring to-
gether Maxie Rosenbloom. thht
tough young man from Harlem. and
Chuck Burns. an equally rock-rib-
bed personage from the Southwest.
WORTH. r -
.
KNOWING
Glenna Collett. national women‘s
golf champion.- hung up an enviable
performance last year when she won
her second title at St. Louis.
In the final match she whipped
Mrs. Alexa Stirling Fraser. fromcr
queen. 9 and 8. and in so doing es-
tablished a new mark for the course.
The record previous to the '1925‘
classic was 81. Glenna and 'Alexa
both smashed it in the early rounds
with He.
In the championship match.’ hm!
—__
I
BERLENBACH lilil BATTLE
mucus CHARLES TONIGHT
All Star Card Expected To Attract Thousands To
Ebbets Field—Dundee and Bretonnel. On BilL.
Promoter Humbert J. Fugnzv'n 1a.
vised card which will be slugnd l.-
night ut l-Jbbcts hold f0r the in nr‘l
of the Jewish Community hunk ..r
Bensonhurst is certain
the top with a hang.
it now stands. with the l’aul lm-l- ..
bncll-ll‘l'nncois Charles. Johmu ling.-
doc-ll‘rod Bretonucl and the Mun
Roulls-Eddlo Anderson tun-mum."
as feature bouts,
anced cnid offered to the post.-
tU KL} u
Till; cum.
\il’
is the lust l.
public this swoon. In uddillun J . .
meter li‘uguzy iliisvlllC l‘iSlll-luh: , .
Sammy \‘ogcl-Jlmmy Unodrll :. _ a
lie and the biX-l‘UJnJ up-Im-r l:.,
ing together Harry i‘Lbbutt-l uni .‘i'
Dhodi.
The advance sale has been 1.... .
cxpcctnfion and Promoter it;
looks for this battle to Join the l . ‘
bush ball park almost in my...
before any of the ton-roundup
into the ring. Special arrangin-
have been made to handle lll-
crowd and additional ushers l .
been taken on to t’iillliilflll'
chance of confusion among or
noyance to the fans once they r. . ..
the field.
The gates will be opr-nvd HY i
o'clock in the aftlrnoon “hm.
unreserved sections will go ul’l ~
This early opening llour ulll a}. .
the fans to come ill \\'llll[llll
crush or trouble. livery sul‘vgihr‘
has been taken to prevent [in- 5..
of counterfeit tickets. Them will
experts on all gates to fusir..te .v \
attempt and turn llfll'k vuunlvrlr u
The betting odds on all bouts 1- li
a decided turn in the lust lew dz a
The odds on Charles llalnsl Bel-1:.“-
bech vl-re shortened to S to 5 with
the possibility of them being ......
closer by the time they go into :" ~:
ring. Routis and Anderson are .3!
even money and Bretonnel rulu a
slight favorite over Dundee. '1“ 2:
bout, however, should be an own-
money shot by ringtlme.
There is much speculation
aboundlng in the Goodrich-Yoga
eight-rounder and in the ribbon--
Dlvodi six spot. Three bouts not»:
rated at even money last night with
plenty of wagering on all sides.
ABOUT Eons
TONIGHT
EBBETS FIELD—Paul Berlen-
bnch vs. Francis Charles. l-‘red
Bmonnel vs. Sammy \‘ogel, Andre
Routine vs. Eddie Anderson. reel
10 rounds; Louis (Kid) Kaplan vs
Jimmy Goodrich. 8 rounds; Harry
Ebbcis vs. Andy Dlvodi. 6 rounds.
MITCHEL FIELD—Ernie Jarvis
vs. Nit-k Desalro. Benny Kaplnn vs
Bob Fodder. Phil Richards vs. Jim
banning. each 8 rounds.
THURSDAY. AUG. ill
' MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-—
Tiger Flowers vs. Harry Greb. 1:
rounds.
FORT HAMILTON—Eddie (Kid)
“'lialen vs. Harry Dncr, Nick Pal-
mer vs. Jack A‘dnct. Frank Con-
china vs. Leo Pomeranz. each ii
rounds.
. FRIDAY. AUG. 20
STEEPLECBASE MtzNA (Bock-
away Bosch) — Eddie Elklns oi
Bot-Raw” Beach vs. Joey Kaufman
of (buoy Island. 10 rounds; Tommy
Gel-val of Philadelphia vs. Billy
WJloy of Yorkvlllo. 10 rounds: Mur-
ry Layton of the east side vs.
Frankie Houlihan of the west side,
10 rounds.
and a 39 in. Her card showed
ever. lilies Collet came through with
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